What is Team Structure for each department in IT ? which should my position and backup career plan for next 3 years.

Plan A and Plan B

Department Roles/Positions
1. Coding – Team Lead
– Senior Developer (PHP, Node.js, TypeScript, C#, Python)
– Junior Developer
2. Framework – Framework Lead
– Senior Developer (.NET, .NET Core, Angular)
– Junior Developer
3. CMS – CMS Lead
– Senior Developer (WordPress, Drupal, SuiteCRM)
– Content Manager
4. Digital Marketing – Digital Marketing Manager
– Social Media Executive
– Graphic Designer
5. Human Resource – HR Manager
– Recruitment Specialist
– HR Coordinator
6. Data Engineering – Data Engineering Lead
– Data Architect
– ETL Developer
– Certification Specialist
7. Cloud Computing – Cloud Architect
– Cloud Engineer
– DevOps Engineer
8. Cyber Security – Cybersecurity Manager
– Security Analyst
– Incident Response Specialist
9. Automation – QA Automation Lead
– Automation Tester (Java + Selenium, Python + Cypress)
– Schedular Specialist
10. Project Management – Project Manager
– Business Analyst
– Prototype Designer

Plan A – step-by-step guide for getting a job

Step Action Details
1 Self-Assessment Identify your skills, strengths, interests, and career goals.
2 Resume and Cover Letter Preparation Create a professional resume tailored to the job role.
Write a customized cover letter.
3 Skill Development Learn new skills or enhance existing ones based on the job requirements.
4 Job Search Use platforms like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, Indeed, or company websites to find suitable openings.
5 Networking Connect with professionals in your field through LinkedIn, alumni groups, or industry events.
6 Apply for Jobs Submit applications with tailored resumes and cover letters for each job.
7 Prepare for Interviews Research the company, practice common interview questions, and prepare for technical tests.
8 Attend Interviews Present yourself confidently and showcase how your skills align with the job role.
9 Follow Up Send a thank-you email after interviews, reiterating your interest in the position.
10 Evaluate Job Offers Compare offers based on role, salary, growth opportunities, and company culture.
11 Accept the Offer Accept the best offer formally via email or letter, and negotiate terms if needed.
12 Onboarding and Preparation Complete necessary paperwork, prepare for your first day, and learn about the company’s culture.

Plan B- step-by-step guide for getting freelance work

Step Action Details
1 Skill Assessment Identify your expertise and the freelance services you can offer.
2 Portfolio Creation Build a professional portfolio showcasing your work and projects.
3 Choose Freelance Platforms Register on platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, Freelancer, or Toptal.
4 Create a Professional Profile Write a compelling bio, list your skills, and upload portfolio samples on the chosen platform.
5 Set Pricing Determine competitive rates based on your skills and market demand.
6 Search for Opportunities Browse job postings on platforms and identify suitable projects.
7 Craft Tailored Proposals Write customized proposals highlighting how your skills match the client’s requirements.
8 Market Yourself Promote your services on LinkedIn, personal websites, and social media.
9 Build Relationships Network with potential clients and other freelancers to find opportunities through referrals.
10 Deliver High-Quality Work Meet deadlines, communicate effectively, and provide exceptional service to clients.
11 Request Feedback and Reviews Ask satisfied clients to leave reviews or testimonials to build your reputation.
12 Improve Skills and Services Continuously upgrade your skills and expand your service offerings based on client needs.
13 Manage Finances Track earnings, manage invoices, and save for taxes.
14 Scale Up Explore higher-paying projects, retain clients for recurring work, or build a freelance team.

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